3VTTOA Week 4 Les 4 + 5 (Unit 5.1 ; vocabulary + 5.2 grammar 2nd/3rd conditionals))

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Week 4: lesson 1 + 2 (Unit 5.1 Vocab/Unit 5.2 Grammar;2nd+3rd conditionals)

Last lesson

You can recognize and point out the mistakes you made in your last test

This lesson

I can use words from unit 5.1 to talk about technology

Question:

What is "a piece of kit"?

Lesson goals

Lesson plan (4+5)

1. Watch a video

2. Unit 5.1 What gadget couldn't you live without?

3. Check answers

4.(Taboo?)

5. Unit 5.2 2nd & 3rd conditionals

6. Check answers

7. Did we achieve our lesson goals?

Unit 5.1 What gadget couldn't you live without?

Go to p. 64 of your Students Book.

Check the words in bold in ex.3

Do you understand their meaning?

Unit 5.1 Watch video

Now read the questions of ex.2&3

I will start the video in 1 minute

Unit 5.1 What gadget couldn't you live without?

Now do exercise 4-7

  

You have 15 minutes & 

you work alone 

Finished early?

Do ex.1-7 of Vocabulary Booster (p.124)

How did it go?

Any questions?

Let's check together.

Time left?

Let's play Taboo 

Pick out a word from unit 5.1 and describe it in front of class!

Lesson goals:

I can use words from unit 5.1 to talk about technology

Question:

What is "a piece of kit"?

Homework (for Wednesday):

Finish all exercises of Unit 5.1 

Let's have a break for 3 minutes:)

Week 4: lesson 5 (Unit 5.2  grammar; 2nd + 3rd conditionals)

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Last lesson

I can use words from unit 5.1 to talk about technology

Question:

What is "a piece of kit"?

This lesson

I can use second & third conditionals to talk about technology

Question:

What is a "second conditional"& a "third conditional"?

Lesson goals

Which one is correct?

If mr. van Zonderen cooked, I didn't stay for dinner

If mr. van Zonderen cooked, I wouldn't stay for dinner

Which one is correct?

If mr. van Zonderen cooked, I didn't stay for dinner

If mr. van Zonderen cooked, I wouldn't stay for dinner

Why?

If mr. van Zonderen cooked, I wouldn't stay for dinner

We call this: a second conditional.

Second conditionals always start with "If" followed by a past tense. The result clause contains would/could/might +infinitive

Which one is correct?

If I had known this class was cancelled, I might have stayed home.

If I had known this class was cancelled, I could stay home.

Which one is correct?

If I had known this class was cancelled, I might have stayed home.

If I had known this class was cancelled, I could stay home.

Why?

If I had known this class was cancelled, I might have stayed home.

We call this: a third conditional.

Third conditionals always start with "If" followed by a past perfect tense. The result clause contains would/could/might +past participle

Unit 5.2 Grammar Animation

Go to p. 66 of your Students Book.

Watch the Grammar Animation

After that do ex.2-5

Unit 5.2 Second & third conditionals

Now do exercise 2-5

  

You have 15 minutes & 

you work alone 

Finished early?

Do ex.1-3 of Grammar Booster (p.140)

How did it go?

Any questions?

Let's check together.

Time left?

Let's do ex. 6&7 together 

Listen & complete the notes in ex.7

Lesson goals:

I can use second & third conditionals to talk about technology

Question:

What is a "second conditional"& a "third conditional"?

Homework (for Wednesday):

All the exercises of Unit 5.1 & 5.2

Time left?  Let's play Kahoot!

 Enter the game PIN that I will show you now

Last 5 minutes 

of the lesson

- Stay seated till the bell goes

- Write down homework

- Pack your bag